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Hamlet is a fictitious character. He was not really born and did not really die. Unless it says something in the text of the play about it, and it doesn't, there can be no answer to this question.

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It isn't. It is based on a legend from Viking times, so there is a little of that flavour to it. (The Danes collecting tribute from England, for example.) But there are also aspects of the story that are contemporary with Shakespeare. (The University of Wittenberg, for example).

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Hamlet dies near the end of the play. He is poisoned by Laertes' sword in a duel.

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In the last scene of the play. He's a character in a play, remember, not a real person.

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Hamlet is a fiction based on a legend. It didn't really happen. Therefore it is pointless to ask what date it happened on. It's like asking what date the Minotaur was born on.

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In the last scene of the play. He's a character in a play, remember, not a real person.

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he was born in the year 1571 :)

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